All the talk of pork buns has left me plainly desperate to eat one.
He speaks in a resonant cosmopolitan drawl, an occasional twang the remnant of a childhood in San Antonio, a place he plainly itched to leave.
The difference today, when much of this discussion takes place in public digital spaces, is that the conversation leaves plainly observable digital footprints.
The local authority's concerns were set out plainly, and then the group was left alone to make a plan.
The bars, we saw as we approached, were plainly sloppier than those we had left behind at Sloat.
Williams has also left a wider, if less plainly manifest legacy as a metaphysician.
It was left to Mr. Bush to speak plainly what was already clear: "There are no survivors".
What little is left in law of the Magna Carta plainly asserts the fundamental importance of presumption of innocence, trial by jury and habeas corpus.
After the lawyers were paid, it will be plainly seen that a very small amount was left, per capitum to pay the inevitable expenses, outside of taxable costs.
I left thinking that while Cameron's party is plainly changing there is still a long way to go.
"I am 20th century, left and right, global, fucked-up," he tells the Guardian plainly.
